Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-09
LOCAL BREYITIES.

The Oroville citrus fair will open on the
Goth inst.
The trade in holiday goods has already
| commenced.
Grove L. Johnson, who has been quite i'll
for some time, is reported convalescent.
District meeting of the Grand Officers
Temple tonight.
But one arrest was made by the police
yesterday-that of Miss All Ton, for ex-
hibiting, by officer Franks.
The Clerk of the Supreme Court yester-
| day paid into the State Treasury $820-the
| fees of his office for November.
The glandered horses spoken of in YES
| terday's paper, were not on the Cardwell
ranch, but on ranch adjoining.
The Police Commissioners give Paurs
advice to the officers. Take a little wine
| for your stomach's sake, but don't get full.
Rev. A. c. Herrick will give the last of
his series of illustrated lectures, at the
| Calvary Baptist Church tonight His sub
Ject will be =" Russia, Turkey and Greece"
Several years ago Cyrus Coffin, we'll
known citizen, disappeared, and nothing
since has been heard of him. A clue to
his departure, or taking off, is said to have
DCCh iCC6lllly IHedrlueu.
The Sacramento County Democratic
Club meets at Pioneer Hall, at o'clock
tonight. All members are requested to be
present as business of great importance
will come before the club
Counterfeit dimes and half-dollars are
floating around quite promiscuously. They
are bright and new, and no doubt the
foundry" is not far distant The officers
are looking for the showers of "the queer"
J. Jobsen, who robbed James Moran a
few days ago of $50 in q room over the
Postoffice, was arrested in Chico yesterday
on dispatch from Chief Dillman, and
Captain karCher went there to bring him
down.
The Suffer County Land Improvement
and Reclamation Company has incorpor-
ated to operate in and develop lands, etc.
The capital is $l,000000, in 10000 shares.
The Directors are A. j. Lyon, T. D. Canon,
?. D. Gardemeyer, C. D. Barrows and C. n.
Shaw.
Esther Gidden, of Roseville, has been
bound over to the Superior Court of Placer
county on a charge of burglary She is
accused of having stolen jewelry and dry
goods from Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Miss
Kate Dignan and L. d. Thomas at sundry
times and places.
A. B. Putnam, of Emigrant Gap, says
the lumber season there has been good.
Towle Bros. have turned out about $780,
900 feet at the Texas mill Carlin has
turned out about l 800, 600 feet at his mill,
and George Geisendorfer has turned out
about l 900, 900 feet.
Sacramento Lodge, No. 9, I. O. O.F.,
elected the following officers for the sew
enty-fourth term, commencing January /,
1888: John T. Stoll, n. c.; 2. f. Her
inga, V. G.; n. w. Robbins, Recording
Secretary; +. Hadix, Permanent Secretary
Joseph Bouis, Treasurer; c. w. Baker,
Trustee.
The Duncan case occupied nearly the
whole day in Department One of the Su-
perior Court yesterday. The following Jury
was accepted to try the case: Samuel Nor
ris, +. L. Coons, E. Comstock, Meyer Stein,
Joseph Hopley, C. G. Wingate, Jos. Wise
man, A. Keithly, Walter Miller. c.. f.
Johnson and NJ. J. Baunon. The case will
be resumed this morning.
Monday Charles r. Parsons was served
with a subpoena TO attend the trial of the
Duncan case as a witness. When his name
was called yesterday he was not present to
answer. An attachment was issued for
him, and when he was brought into Court
Judge Armstrong taxed the costs of the
attachment against him. In all it cost Mr..
Parsons about $50 for not being present
when needed.
Sacramento Council, Order of Chosen
Friends, has elected the following officers
for the ensuing term Past Councillor, L. C.
JOrdon; C. H. Denton, Councillor; Mrs. l..
S. Woolsey, Vice Councillor; George d. r.
wine, Secretary; ]. f. Parker, Treasurer;
Mrs. G.. Richie, Prelate; Mrs. Irene Marsh,
Marshal; A. Vandemark Warden; /. S.
Woolsey, Inside Guard; s. B. Lusk, Out
side Guard; DR.. A Z. Bruno and DIR. G. b.
Glove, Examining Physicians; Council
Deputy, DR.. G. B. Glove. Trustees-M.
A. Howard, John Miller and w. Il. Camp
bell.